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The goals for the navigation stack are in the global frame, which is usually the /map frame. This means that you'll always send the absolute goal, in your case 7,2 followed by 10,4.

You can use the actionlib interface to the navigation stack to request navigation to the first goal, and get notified when the robot arrives there, so that you can send the next goal.

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